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World’s Largest Direct Air Carbon Capture Plant Will Suck up 36,000 Tonnes of CO2 from the Air per Year

We need to lower carbon emissions to address the issue of global warming. The possibility of capturing carbon dioxide or carbon capture and storage could be key to tackling global warming. The idea of vacuuming…

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Switzerland’s 20 Million KWh Water Battery Is Now Ready

Worldwide renewable energies are rapidly replacing fossil fuels for electricity generation. But these renewable energies cannot always consistently produce energy. So, we require widespread energy storage for speeding the transition to a carbon-free power grid. Now, scientists…

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Scientists Create Eco-Friendly Cement from Algae

Global cement production accounts for 7% of annual greenhouse gas emissions owing to its carbon-intensive production process. According to Environment Protection Agency (EPA), the cement sector is the third-largest industrial source of pollution. Now, Scientists at…

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Goodbye Range Anxiety! In-Road Inductive Charging Offers an Unlimited Range to Electric Vehicles

Whenever we talk about electric vehicles (EVs), there are always questions about charging – how easy it is to find a charging point, how long it takes to charge, and so on. Not having enough…

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A Unique Self-Burning Rocket Could Reduce Launch Costs and Space Debris

‘Precision’-guided weaponry, which requires big budgets, is no longer only a government domain. A Ukrainian rocket start-up Promin Aerospace is developing a lightweight rocket based on autophagic or “self-devouring” technology. It believes that new technology…

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Mahindra’s Pininfarina Designed a Hydrogen-Fuelled Hypercar With 1,072bhp

UK startup Viritech has unveiled its Pininfarina-penned Apricale hypercar at the Goodwood Festival of Speed event. Apricale is said to have a deployable power output of 1,072bhp. This 745kW hydrogen-powered hypercar is styled by Italian car design…

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Bacterial Biobattery Produces Electricity for Weeks

Researchers at Binghamton University, New York have created a new “plug-and-play” biobattery that can generate electricity for several weeks. Seokheun Choi, a professor at Binghamton University has been researching biobatteries for years. Although he developed several bacteria-based…

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Tiny Fish-Shaped Robot Collects Microplastics As It Swims

Microplastics are tiny plastic particles that fragment from plastic waste such as water bottles. Once dispersed into the environment, they are hard to get rid of. They make their way into cracks and crevices at…

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Environmentally Friendly Bricks Filters Air Pollution from Rainwater Runoff and Replenishes Groundwater

Impervious surfaces associated with urbanization reduce infiltration and increase surface runoff. Moreover, the increased amount and rapidity of storm-water or surface runoff is polluting the clean waterways. Around the world, over 2.5 billion people are…

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Artificial Photosynthesis Allows Scientists to Grow Food without Sunlight

We all know that photosynthesis is the primary source of all food on earth. It is the process by which the plants create food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. But did you know that…

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Engineering

World’s Largest Direct Air Carbon Capture Plant Will Suck up 36,000 Tonnes of CO2 from the Air per Year

Switzerland’s 20 Million KWh Water Battery Is Now Ready

Scientists Create Eco-Friendly Cement from Algae

Goodbye Range Anxiety! In-Road Inductive Charging Offers an Unlimited Range to Electric Vehicles

A Unique Self-Burning Rocket Could Reduce Launch Costs and Space Debris

Mahindra’s Pininfarina Designed a Hydrogen-Fuelled Hypercar With 1,072bhp

Bacterial Biobattery Produces Electricity for Weeks

Tiny Fish-Shaped Robot Collects Microplastics As It Swims

Environmentally Friendly Bricks Filters Air Pollution from Rainwater Runoff and Replenishes Groundwater

Artificial Photosynthesis Allows Scientists to Grow Food without Sunlight

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